Out-Of-Character (OOC) Section
IGN (In-Game Name):
goodusernameXD - applying
shushisashimi
Discord Name & Tag:
shu / shushisashimi
Which timezone are you in?
Philippines Standard Time | GMT+8
List your current and past IC/OOC faction applications:
LANGUAGE APPLICATION #1 - PENDING
-
These past applications of mine 5 years ago deemed relevant, therefore I included them.
POLICE APPLICATION #1 (September of 2021) - DENIED
POLICE APPLICATION #2 (October of 2021) - ACCEPTED
Describe your activity on the server:
I’ve just returned after 4–5 years away, during which I believed I’d been permanently banned. Coming back and seeing the server’s changes has pulled me right back into the intensity of roleplay from a few years ago. Many people still know me as Shu, and I was genuinely happy to be recognized after so long. That recognition eased my younger-selfs' worry that I’d left with a tainted reputation and ruined my roleplay legacy.
What is your motivation for applying?:
A few years ago I spent some time on the KPD, and lately I've been missing that sense of justice. It might sound silly, but I'm curious to see how much School RP has changed over the years. I truly believe this is a great opportunity to find out.
What knowledge do you have of Police Work?
If I'm being honest, I've forgotten Karakura's police work—I apologize. After looking over other people's applications, it seems the system hasn't changed much. Patrols still require two officers who check on suspicious behavior and handle cases involving underage activity. I'd love to dive back into this line of work and relearn everything from the beginning.
Why is Police important to SchoolRP?
Just as police are essential in the real world for maintaining order, peace, and balance, a town can't function properly without an established police department. People who hate injustice and serve their town out of devotion play a vital role in society.
Do you acknowledge that if training is held whilst you are online, you are needed to attend or you will be punished?
Yes, of course as it comes with the job.
goodusernameXD - applying
shushisashimi
Discord Name & Tag:
shu / shushisashimi
Which timezone are you in?
Philippines Standard Time | GMT+8
List your current and past IC/OOC faction applications:
LANGUAGE APPLICATION #1 - PENDING
-
These past applications of mine 5 years ago deemed relevant, therefore I included them.
POLICE APPLICATION #1 (September of 2021) - DENIED
POLICE APPLICATION #2 (October of 2021) - ACCEPTED
Describe your activity on the server:
I’ve just returned after 4–5 years away, during which I believed I’d been permanently banned. Coming back and seeing the server’s changes has pulled me right back into the intensity of roleplay from a few years ago. Many people still know me as Shu, and I was genuinely happy to be recognized after so long. That recognition eased my younger-selfs' worry that I’d left with a tainted reputation and ruined my roleplay legacy.
What is your motivation for applying?:
A few years ago I spent some time on the KPD, and lately I've been missing that sense of justice. It might sound silly, but I'm curious to see how much School RP has changed over the years. I truly believe this is a great opportunity to find out.
What knowledge do you have of Police Work?
If I'm being honest, I've forgotten Karakura's police work—I apologize. After looking over other people's applications, it seems the system hasn't changed much. Patrols still require two officers who check on suspicious behavior and handle cases involving underage activity. I'd love to dive back into this line of work and relearn everything from the beginning.
Why is Police important to SchoolRP?
Just as police are essential in the real world for maintaining order, peace, and balance, a town can't function properly without an established police department. People who hate injustice and serve their town out of devotion play a vital role in society.
Do you acknowledge that if training is held whilst you are online, you are needed to attend or you will be punished?
Yes, of course as it comes with the job.
In-Character (IC) Section
What's your character's full name?:
"I am Fiona Blackburn."
How old is your character (if accepted)?:
"Twenty-five."
What are your character's gender and pronouns?:
"I am a female, and I go by she/her pronouns."
Please select your highest academic role at the time of writing this application:
(Grade-12/Bachelors/Masters/PhD):
"I graduated University, under the department of Bachelors in Social Work."
What languages does your character know besides Japanese?:
"Currently, French." (Applied for French as of this current moment)
Describe your character; how they look, what makes them unique?
Fiona is 5'10" elegant young lady with light blonde hair and brownish-green eyes that give a cool, observant first impression, but she’s awkward and quietly earnest once you talk to her; formerly a French tutor in Tokyo, her speech carries subtle Japanese and French inflections. She wears slim, minimalist glasses and keeps a faded bookmark in her coat pocket; she twists a silver ring when nervous and smells faintly of bergamot and green tea. A teaching habit turned quirk: she pauses deliberately before answering. Principled and perceptive, she notices small injustices and corrects them calmly, and she sometimes offers a homemade croque-monsieur as an awkward apology.
How does your character act in a professional/casual situation?
Fiona is composed and methodical. She listens first, pauses deliberately to choose precise words, and answers in short, numbered phrases when useful. She keeps emotions controlled, focuses on fairness, and prefers clear procedures—often taking quiet charge by assigning tasks or clarifying expectations. In meetings she annotates notes neatly and follows up with brief, polite messages. She can seem distant at first, but coworkers learn she’s reliable, exact, and quick to correct small injustices or sloppy work.
Fiona relaxes into awkward warmth. Her pauses remain, but they’re softer and often punctuated by small, self-effacing smiles. She reveals bits of her past—tutoring in Tokyo, favorite books—and offers gestures of connection like a homemade croque-monsieur or a rescued grey cat’s photo. She’s shy in large crowds, preferring one-on-one conversations in quiet cafés or evening walks. When comfortable, her multilingual inflections come through and she fidgets with a silver ring while listening, which friends read as a sign she’s genuinely engaged.
What is their outlook on the idea of co-workers & teamwork?
Fiona values coworkers and teamwork but approaches them with pragmatic caution: she builds trust slowly and expects consistency before fully investing in colleagues. Clear roles and fair division of labor matter to her, and she prefers concise, measured communication—often pausing before she speaks to choose precise words. She’ll quietly take the lead when standards or fairness are threatened, helping and mentoring others without fanfare, but she doesn’t enjoy small talk or forced socializing. Once she commits to a team, her loyalty is steady and protective; she’ll cover for teammates and push for practical solutions because principle matters more to her than appearances.
What's your character's backstory?
Fiona Blackburn was born into the prestigious Blackburn family, a household known for its influence, wealth, and carefully maintained reputation. Despite the family's status, her parents chose to raise her as quietly as possible, keeping her away from the social spotlight that often surrounded their name. They believed that a peaceful upbringing would protect her from the pressures and expectations that came with being a Blackburn. Their home was disciplined yet affectionate, where manners, honesty, and kindness were valued above appearances. Fiona never lacked love, but she grew up sheltered from many realities that other children learned naturally.
As a child, Fiona was unusually quiet and observant. While other children easily questioned the world around them, she accepted things exactly as they were presented. If someone explained an unusual family arrangement, a strange custom, or an unconventional lifestyle, she never judged or doubted it. Concepts that most people considered common sense—such as co-parenting, blended families, or complicated relationships—simply became facts to her without much thought. Her trusting nature made her kind-hearted, but it also left her somewhat naïve. She preferred reading books, tending to flowers, and helping neighbors over attending parties or making herself the center of attention. Though undeniably beautiful, Fiona never realized the effect her appearance had on others, often shrinking away from compliments with an awkward smile.
Her parents raised her to be respectful, compassionate, and graceful. She learned to speak politely, listen before reacting, and treat everyone equally regardless of their social standing. However, because she had been so protected, social situations often overwhelmed her. She struggled to read hidden intentions, sarcasm, or manipulation, believing that people generally meant what they said. This innocence made her seem awkward in conversations, yet those who truly knew her admired her sincerity and gentle spirit.
Drawn by a genuine desire to help others, Fiona pursued a Bachelor's degree in Social Work. Her years at university slowly transformed her. She met people from different walks of life, listened to stories of hardship and resilience, and began understanding the complexities of the world beyond the Blackburn estate. While she remained soft-spoken and reserved, she gradually gained confidence in her own voice. She learned that kindness could coexist with strength and that compassion sometimes required difficult decisions.
The day Fiona graduated, her parents watched with quiet pride. They saw not only their daughter receiving her diploma but also the timid little girl finally spreading her wings. To them, she was becoming the independent woman they had always hoped she would be—a bird ready to leave the safety of its nest. Although she still carried traces of her sheltered upbringing, Fiona stepped into adulthood determined to make a meaningful difference in people's lives. She believed that every person deserved understanding, dignity, and a second chance, even if the world often proved far more complicated than she had imagined.
As she entered her professional life, Fiona quickly realized that compassion alone could not solve every problem. The people she met carried scars deeper than any textbook could explain, and not everyone welcomed kindness with open arms. Her innocence was tested by betrayal, grief, and moral dilemmas that challenged the simple worldview she had grown up with. Even so, she refused to let hardship harden her heart. Instead, every difficult encounter strengthened her resolve to remain empathetic without losing herself. Though still awkward at times and occasionally too trusting, Fiona slowly learned to recognize when to stand her ground, proving that true strength did not come from power or status, but from the courage to remain kind in a world that often rewarded the opposite.
"I am Fiona Blackburn."
How old is your character (if accepted)?:
"Twenty-five."
What are your character's gender and pronouns?:
"I am a female, and I go by she/her pronouns."
Please select your highest academic role at the time of writing this application:
(Grade-12/Bachelors/Masters/PhD):
"I graduated University, under the department of Bachelors in Social Work."
What languages does your character know besides Japanese?:
"Currently, French." (Applied for French as of this current moment)
Describe your character; how they look, what makes them unique?
Fiona is 5'10" elegant young lady with light blonde hair and brownish-green eyes that give a cool, observant first impression, but she’s awkward and quietly earnest once you talk to her; formerly a French tutor in Tokyo, her speech carries subtle Japanese and French inflections. She wears slim, minimalist glasses and keeps a faded bookmark in her coat pocket; she twists a silver ring when nervous and smells faintly of bergamot and green tea. A teaching habit turned quirk: she pauses deliberately before answering. Principled and perceptive, she notices small injustices and corrects them calmly, and she sometimes offers a homemade croque-monsieur as an awkward apology.
How does your character act in a professional/casual situation?
Fiona is composed and methodical. She listens first, pauses deliberately to choose precise words, and answers in short, numbered phrases when useful. She keeps emotions controlled, focuses on fairness, and prefers clear procedures—often taking quiet charge by assigning tasks or clarifying expectations. In meetings she annotates notes neatly and follows up with brief, polite messages. She can seem distant at first, but coworkers learn she’s reliable, exact, and quick to correct small injustices or sloppy work.
Fiona relaxes into awkward warmth. Her pauses remain, but they’re softer and often punctuated by small, self-effacing smiles. She reveals bits of her past—tutoring in Tokyo, favorite books—and offers gestures of connection like a homemade croque-monsieur or a rescued grey cat’s photo. She’s shy in large crowds, preferring one-on-one conversations in quiet cafés or evening walks. When comfortable, her multilingual inflections come through and she fidgets with a silver ring while listening, which friends read as a sign she’s genuinely engaged.
What is their outlook on the idea of co-workers & teamwork?
Fiona values coworkers and teamwork but approaches them with pragmatic caution: she builds trust slowly and expects consistency before fully investing in colleagues. Clear roles and fair division of labor matter to her, and she prefers concise, measured communication—often pausing before she speaks to choose precise words. She’ll quietly take the lead when standards or fairness are threatened, helping and mentoring others without fanfare, but she doesn’t enjoy small talk or forced socializing. Once she commits to a team, her loyalty is steady and protective; she’ll cover for teammates and push for practical solutions because principle matters more to her than appearances.
What's your character's backstory?
Fiona Blackburn was born into the prestigious Blackburn family, a household known for its influence, wealth, and carefully maintained reputation. Despite the family's status, her parents chose to raise her as quietly as possible, keeping her away from the social spotlight that often surrounded their name. They believed that a peaceful upbringing would protect her from the pressures and expectations that came with being a Blackburn. Their home was disciplined yet affectionate, where manners, honesty, and kindness were valued above appearances. Fiona never lacked love, but she grew up sheltered from many realities that other children learned naturally.
As a child, Fiona was unusually quiet and observant. While other children easily questioned the world around them, she accepted things exactly as they were presented. If someone explained an unusual family arrangement, a strange custom, or an unconventional lifestyle, she never judged or doubted it. Concepts that most people considered common sense—such as co-parenting, blended families, or complicated relationships—simply became facts to her without much thought. Her trusting nature made her kind-hearted, but it also left her somewhat naïve. She preferred reading books, tending to flowers, and helping neighbors over attending parties or making herself the center of attention. Though undeniably beautiful, Fiona never realized the effect her appearance had on others, often shrinking away from compliments with an awkward smile.
Her parents raised her to be respectful, compassionate, and graceful. She learned to speak politely, listen before reacting, and treat everyone equally regardless of their social standing. However, because she had been so protected, social situations often overwhelmed her. She struggled to read hidden intentions, sarcasm, or manipulation, believing that people generally meant what they said. This innocence made her seem awkward in conversations, yet those who truly knew her admired her sincerity and gentle spirit.
Drawn by a genuine desire to help others, Fiona pursued a Bachelor's degree in Social Work. Her years at university slowly transformed her. She met people from different walks of life, listened to stories of hardship and resilience, and began understanding the complexities of the world beyond the Blackburn estate. While she remained soft-spoken and reserved, she gradually gained confidence in her own voice. She learned that kindness could coexist with strength and that compassion sometimes required difficult decisions.
The day Fiona graduated, her parents watched with quiet pride. They saw not only their daughter receiving her diploma but also the timid little girl finally spreading her wings. To them, she was becoming the independent woman they had always hoped she would be—a bird ready to leave the safety of its nest. Although she still carried traces of her sheltered upbringing, Fiona stepped into adulthood determined to make a meaningful difference in people's lives. She believed that every person deserved understanding, dignity, and a second chance, even if the world often proved far more complicated than she had imagined.
As she entered her professional life, Fiona quickly realized that compassion alone could not solve every problem. The people she met carried scars deeper than any textbook could explain, and not everyone welcomed kindness with open arms. Her innocence was tested by betrayal, grief, and moral dilemmas that challenged the simple worldview she had grown up with. Even so, she refused to let hardship harden her heart. Instead, every difficult encounter strengthened her resolve to remain empathetic without losing herself. Though still awkward at times and occasionally too trusting, Fiona slowly learned to recognize when to stand her ground, proving that true strength did not come from power or status, but from the courage to remain kind in a world that often rewarded the opposite.
General knowledge
Can you legally own a pocket knife in Karakura?
She shook her head.. "No. Pocket knives are not legal to possess in Karakura." Afterwards, she carefully checking her notes if they were answered correctly..
Name 5 medical items that do NOT require a prescription
She paused before she spoke.. "Eyepatches, bandages, melatonin, paracetamol, and cough syrup. None require a prescription." This she had confidence in as she researched this very well. She was proud of herself.
If you see your co-workers physically abusing an inmate, what should you do?
"Separate them if it's safe, call a supervisor, ensure everything is documented, get the inmate medical attention if needed, and report the incident." She said with a stern voice.. trying to calm herself down as she spoke.. she gestured to her chest area, "Making sure that the bodycamera is also turned on." Acting as if there was a bodycam on her.
What should you do if you see your co-worker being assaulted?
"Call for assistance immediately, intervene if it's safe, protect my co-worker, and ensure they receive medical attention if needed. Then document and report the incident."
Similar to the last question, she answered with seriousness. Lifting a strand of her hair behind her ear.
What do you do if you find out that your co-worker is corrupt and is helping criminal organizations?
She would think for a moment. "I would not immediately confront them of their crime. We have to squeeze out as much information from both parties as much as we can." "Then, I would report the co-worker through the proper chain of command or Internal Affairs, preserve any evidence that I may have gathered." Pausing for a moment.. before speaking. "In hopes of catching both the organization and the corrupted co-worker." That was a rather trick question.. hopefully she answered well enough. She gave in a big sigh.
How would you react to a criminal trying to bribe you?
"I'd refuse it without hesitation, report the bribery attempt through the proper channels, and document everything accurately." She said as she let out a sigh. "Because they compromise honest decision-making, encourage corruption, and erode the public's trust in law enforcement." Hoping she said those words correctly. She read them over and over when she was looking through her notes.. "If they just wanted to bribe me out of nowhere, with no context, I would ask for one form of identification, keeping in mind the Fine for Bribery. Afterwards, informing my higher-ups about the criminal, in hopes of further monitoring if they attempt to do it again." She spoke, firmly. Her perceptiveness is definitely one of her key traits.
She shook her head.. "No. Pocket knives are not legal to possess in Karakura." Afterwards, she carefully checking her notes if they were answered correctly..
Name 5 medical items that do NOT require a prescription
She paused before she spoke.. "Eyepatches, bandages, melatonin, paracetamol, and cough syrup. None require a prescription." This she had confidence in as she researched this very well. She was proud of herself.
If you see your co-workers physically abusing an inmate, what should you do?
"Separate them if it's safe, call a supervisor, ensure everything is documented, get the inmate medical attention if needed, and report the incident." She said with a stern voice.. trying to calm herself down as she spoke.. she gestured to her chest area, "Making sure that the bodycamera is also turned on." Acting as if there was a bodycam on her.
What should you do if you see your co-worker being assaulted?
"Call for assistance immediately, intervene if it's safe, protect my co-worker, and ensure they receive medical attention if needed. Then document and report the incident."
Similar to the last question, she answered with seriousness. Lifting a strand of her hair behind her ear.
What do you do if you find out that your co-worker is corrupt and is helping criminal organizations?
She would think for a moment. "I would not immediately confront them of their crime. We have to squeeze out as much information from both parties as much as we can." "Then, I would report the co-worker through the proper chain of command or Internal Affairs, preserve any evidence that I may have gathered." Pausing for a moment.. before speaking. "In hopes of catching both the organization and the corrupted co-worker." That was a rather trick question.. hopefully she answered well enough. She gave in a big sigh.
How would you react to a criminal trying to bribe you?
"I'd refuse it without hesitation, report the bribery attempt through the proper channels, and document everything accurately." She said as she let out a sigh. "Because they compromise honest decision-making, encourage corruption, and erode the public's trust in law enforcement." Hoping she said those words correctly. She read them over and over when she was looking through her notes.. "If they just wanted to bribe me out of nowhere, with no context, I would ask for one form of identification, keeping in mind the Fine for Bribery. Afterwards, informing my higher-ups about the criminal, in hopes of further monitoring if they attempt to do it again." She spoke, firmly. Her perceptiveness is definitely one of her key traits.